Supplementary Private Pensions Increased by 1.4% as at 1 November
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The 14 million private pensioners will see their pension increase by 1.4% as of 1 November. The social partners gathered on Wednesday afternoon at a board of directors managed to reach an agreement. - Supplementary private pensions increased by 1.4% on 1 November (My money and my rights).
The 1.4 per cent increase in supplementary pensions announced on Wednesday remains below inflation estimated at 2 per cent.
Last year, the failure of the co-managers to agree had led to a total lack of upgrading.
The Agirc-Arrco, which manages the supplementary pension of 14 million private sector beneficiaries, has taken the back seat of the government by increasing pensions.
After a freeze in 2026 for lack of agreement, the social partners, co-management of the pension scheme for private employees, decided Wednesday 14 October 2026 to raise pensions by 1.4% for 2027. The measure, which concerns 14 million pensioners, will take place on 1 November.
After hours of discussion under stress, employers and trade unions removed a narrow compromise to avoid the freezing of supplementary pensions for 14 million private pensioners
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